The Bozeman weekly chronicle., 1887-03-09

Schaffer for examining the books of the
auditor and treasurer, passed by vote
IA to 2, Anderson and Titman being in
the negative.
G. b. No. 45, the municipal corpora
tion bill, passed by vote of 15 to 8,
Anderson, Kanouse and Titman being the
negatives.
C. B. No. 25, the penitentiary bill, was
again taken up and the motion of Har-
wood to reject the report of the commit.
tee of the whole to lay it on the table,
prevailed.
II. J. r. No. .5-Concerning the official
map of Montana was lost.
FRIDAY, MARCH, 4.-Mr. Speaker being
unwell called Mr.. Scobey to the char
and was excused for the day.
The committee on towns and counties
reported back Fl. B. No. No. 81, fixing
compensation for board of prisoners, with
amendments, providing that where there
are over five prisoners the pay shall be
SO cents per day; if five prisoners or
under 81 per day.
The special committee reported back
II. b. No. 5O-The fee and salary bill,
with amendments and recommending
passage. Amendments were adoped and
bill ordered engrossed. The amend
ments provide that the law shall take
effect December 90, 1888, except as to
treasurer, which takes effect March /,
1889.
H. B. No. 36-Relating to liens of me-
chanics and others, was passed by a un-
animous vote.
Q. b. No. 30-Increasing bonds and
salaries of terr itorial treasurer and au-
ditor, was amended by Toole by making
the salaries 50 500 instead of So 900, as in
the original bill. The bill passed as
amended by a vote II to 4.
II. B. No. 59-An act concerning the
representation of quartz mines. was pass
ed by unanimous vote.
c. B. No. 6, repeating the provisions of
the statutes limiting industrial corpora
tions to the possession of $40 acres of land
passed by vote of 15 to 5.
c. B. No. IS, authorizing the governor
to restore discharged covicts to citizen
ship, was passed BY vote of17 to 2.
c. B. No. %, the penitentiary bill, was
read third time by title. Harwood
moved that the bill be referred to a
special committee for the purpose of
amendments. Motion lost. The bill was
lost.
Marshall moved that the vote by which
tine bill was lost be reconsidered, and
then moved that the motion to recon-
slider be laid on the table which was
carried.
G, B. No.. furnishing the making and
using of fraudulent pedigress of live stock
passed by unanimous vote.
g. B. No. "a, for the protection, em-
ployment and adoption of children. pass
ed bv unanimous vote.
II. b. No. 3S-Concerning roads and
highways, passed by a unanimous vote.
II. B. No. 76-For the better protection
OF fur-bearing animals and fish, was read
a third time and passed by unanimous
vote.
C.J. r. No. 10, providing contingent
funds for expenses for executive depart
ment was passed.
SATURDAY, MARCH, 5.-The house con-
Cured in council amendments of H. B.
No. 2S-an act extending time for rail.
road companinies to complete their roads.
c. b. No. 36-To create the office of
public examiner was reported by the
----:~i eo~-,;t4aa with amen dmants
The amendment reduce the salary to S2.-
500 per annum. %
II. B. No. 65-The local option bill
passed by the following vote:
Ayes - Gorham, Hanscom, Kan,,use.
Page, scobey, spaulding, Thompson,
Toole, White, Wilson, Mr.. Speaker-l1.
Noes-Alderson. Blake, Buskett, Har-
wood, Hoffman, johnson, Marshall, Tay-
Ior, Titman-S.
IL. b. No. 72-The bill placing the re-
cording of marks and brands in the
hands of the board of stock commits
'loners, passed by unanimous vote.
The report of the conference commit.
tee on c. b. No. lG, in relation to banks
and banking, was adopted.
II. B. No. 64-Concerning the publica-
ton ofsummons, passed by an unanim.
)us vote.
II. B. No. 79-To create the county of
Teton, was lost by vote of 8 to l6.
ii. b. No. .57-Reorganizing and con-
the Montana library; passed
~ vote of l6 to5.
II. b. No. sl-To prevent diseased ami
nails from running at large on the pub
ic ranges; passed unanimously.
IL. B. No, Concerning adversed
laimants IN the United States land
ffice; passed unanimously.
A communication was received from
he governor announcing his approval of
he iolloWlng DlilS
ii. b. No. 4-To amend the act re-
alive to killing certain animals.
II. b. No. 42-Authorizing county CON.
nlssioners to issue bonds to redeem out.
landing indebtedness.
H. B. No, 52-Amsnding law concern
ng chattel mortgages.
H. B. No. 4l-Concerning chattel mort
ages.
H. B. No. 23-Concerninc use oesafety
iges and iron bonnets in mining shafts.
ii. b. No. l-Conccrning the crime of
ape.
II. b. No. 7l-To amsIrl section l6l of
le fourth division ofthn revised statutes.
Z. b, No. So, providing for boaro of
edical examiners was lost by vote of Z
to II. i
IL, b. No. 25, amending the law for the l
'tter protection Of stock, passed with. 9
1t any opposition,
Dash Bryson-NOirtier. e
Below we give an account of the con-
tNTaa II